Opinion
Why China should fear the EU's carbon border tax
Expect Beijing to soon start lobbying against the proposal.
Opinion
Expect Beijing to soon start lobbying against the proposal.
Opinion
The dollar remains the world’s largest reserve currency, but it is facing both domestic and external risks.
Podcast
As the Chinese Communist Party celebrates its 100th anniversary, we looked into the past, future and present of the country's economic development.
Podcast
Is the dynamic role of the private sector in China under threat by its economic model and the United States?
Blog Post
An exit from coal in the Asia-Pacific region is a global decarbonisation priority.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the International Relations and Defence Committee at the House of Lords, British Parliament on the UK’s security and trade relationship with China.
Policy Contribution
Contrary to some narratives, China's business practices have improved, with a business environment that is generally more favourable than that in other large countries at similar levels of development.
Podcast
How is China’s antitrust push being weaponised to counter western sanctions?
Past Event
As the focus shifts from efficiency to resilience in global supply chains, what does this mean for China?
Opinion
It is in everybody's interest for China to level the playing field among state-owned, private, and foreign companies so that no new distortionary measures need to be taken elsewhere.
Blog Post
Despite the pandemic, China’s interest in overseas M&A started to rebound in late 2020, with European industrial companies still of particular interest.
Past Event
Can the three biggest economies agree a carbon tax on imports to catalyse climate action globally?
